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PHYSICIANS.
v. Y. WILLIAMS.

Physician and surgeon. Operative surgery and
diseases Of women, does general practice. o1lcc
over Citizens Bank corner Main street and Douglas
avenue, residence 81 y Topeka avenue. l2-Im
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WANTED.

II ANTED-Eitaer 20 sell halE or whole interest
~ IL restaurant DysrcF house, the best >Jaits
Il the city ana CHEAP rent n l. TINS Office. t.>oF
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Wnnfefr Wanfefi.

One hundred tons wrought and scrap
iron wanted. machinery scrap, copper
brass. zinc and lead II CHEST cash price.
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Dor.ys CITY f1r raraEt c.tT fsug-T1y F-fcc' pas
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DIR. ]. j. STONER,
DIS. TERRILL & SHUTS.

homeopathic. OdiCe opposite po-ron1ce Resi-
dcnCe rs North Main street, Wichita, Kansas Tclc-
phone ia.
DIS. TERRILL & SHUTS.
Physician and Surgeon. IA Y Main street; Gle
phone fer Office No. %. for residence III. Dr. Ter
. Til general practice. diseases of women and emil
drcu and Obstetrics. DR.. SHUTS, cousiunQt ion.
catarrh. all throat and chest diseases. piles rUp-
lures blood, skin and chronic diseases generally.
Consultation free. lU-tf
J. +. OLDHAM. T y. GRAHAM.
Residence corner Market st. and Central ave.
DRS. OLDHAM & GRAHAM.
Calls attended promptly day or NIGHT: office -;
Douglas ave. telephone residence 5, Office 30 WiCh-
ila, Kansas. Utf
". 4. MINNICK, M. D.
HumuopJ hist Office lsl North Main street. Resi-
dcncc, lUlS\orth Fourth street. near Union depot,
wichita, Kansas. Office telephone No ~. Resi-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FRENCH AND GERMAN

an experienced teacher. a graduate Of the Univer-
Sity of Virginia. would give afternoon instruction
in modern languages TO class of young ladies;
Testimonials TO character and qualifications will
be furnished upon application Reference is made
to Rev ,CharleS J. Adams and Geo l. Douglass Esq.
dl0-ln" Edgar b. Raymond p. o. box 105.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
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Stocks duh. heavy and weak.
Money on call easy at Sg5lz per cent; last loan
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Sterling exchange dan hUt steady and unchanged.
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fNOR saba stock % furniture aud undertaking
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stock. Binding is aka. stock Vii iuvrce 80 pre-
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II TAINTED - Bookbeepor and business men 10
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ITOR SALE-Fine farm near Mt. Hope improved 20
L acres good pIow land 20 acres good hay land and
win take IN trade horses cattle Inquire At pro-
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25
MEMPHIS WINS.
She s'Does up the Birmingham
Babies Again.
New orleans shuts Out Charleston
Again-Ciscinnatf Defeats
80. Louis.

The Browns took another gan
rom Birmingham yesterday afternoon,
but tkey had to play ball to win. The
Babies seemed 10 have had new life
Infused into them, and did some ex.
cellent work, both In the fisld and
with the stick. There were about 800
people present, and they enjoyed the
game immensely. Kslley occupied
the boI for the visitors, and did some
good work, but he was poorly
supported in the field. Fifteen
hits, including three bases on balls,
were made ofi bis delivery. George
Nick cough pitched for Memphis and
allowed twelve actual hits. He was
somewhat wild at first, but soon Get.
tied down to work and received OK.
cellent support in the field. The feat.
ures were the base playing Of Phelan,
ID. McKeoush and Andrews, and q
long RAINING catch Of high foul fly
by Clinton. Carr umptred, and
only once was q decision ques.
To led. 1t was In the second
inning, when, sf.er Mlsran had made
Q bit and stole second. Il was learned
that he had batted out OF his turn, or
not In the regular order, as wss shown
by the score book. Memphis kicked,
and Umpire Carr rightfuly declared
Mssrsn out. TIE Birminghams could
not see 1t in that light, however, and
gathering up their bats started to
leave the field The crowd yelled TO
Carr TO cali 1t safe, and In order not TO
dissppoint them he allowed Misran to
70 bsck TO second, for which ne gained
round al or round CT applause. Mssran
was left on the bag, the next two men
being easily retired.
Neither side scored until the second
inning, whsn the Browns scored one
run. Pnelsn hit saie, stole second,
and came home on Blacks single.
The latter stole second and third, but
was left. In the fourth inning ID. Nc
Keough bit safe, vent TO third on O
passed hall, and 20 red on Blacks
single. 10 the fifth Cline and Baker
scored on their hits. DiHse's error,
and Andrswt's drive along the l,fi foul
line for base. A sipge by Phelan,
ID. McKsough's base on pals,
Blacks two hA2ger, and Nc.
Aleer's sacrifice Melted three
runs IN the sixth inning. Ia tie
eighth q. MtKsough re'chsd fist on
Burks's low throw OF bis eroundsr, aud
went d second on Burks's muh Of
Bsker's az. Andrews sent high A.
20 Dufise In enter, which wse
dropped, and Mex ouRh scored, Baker
going 10 third and Andrews 10 accord.
PeltE 90, q ct on bale, filing the
bases. Phelan was also given hfst on
balls, ifelng Bkor home. ID. Nc
Keouah's grounder was f1mbtd by
Burke, and both Andrews and Pei 3
scored.
Birmingham scored three runs 10
the third inuing on singles by Kelly,
StallingI and Daflee, q wild pitch and
aps.sed bail la the hlsh Hilery bit
sais, stole second, went 10 third on q
passed bal and tcorei On Wild pitch.
Sallings ecortd Ia the q X h inning on
his hit, a stolen case and Dda 's's sin
gle. Ia the seven h Masrsn bit safe,
stole eclnd, 9sotto third on Burks's
out a. the plate and came home on
Baker, wild throw 70 Phelan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25
PUSHING THEIR PLANS.
Tho Equitable Gas Company 20 be
Running I'm Ten MOoths

The Equitable Gas Company is
pushing matters, and expects to be
manufacturing and delivering gas to
patrons In about ten months. Mr..
Cramer, the engineer, is busily work.
ing on plans and specifications aud
bringing all his experience CARED in
Chicago, New York and Baltimore
into play. The company yesterday
closed the purch'ss Of tsenty.fi ave
acre tract facing the Fort Pickering
stock yards, on which the works will
be erected. 1t Ia the tract which be.
longed to the De SOTO Building and
Loan Association, and cost the EQuit.
able Gas Company $4,000. OF this
sum $50 0c0 cmh was paid the Do Soto
assoclst'oa. Mr. Cramer pronounce,
the location superb. Not the least
difficulty will be experienced in
placing the securities Of the new c ,m.
paDy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, Sao Francisco,
Cal. lie M ufs's own true laxative. IL
is the most easily taken and the most
pleasantly affective remedy known TO
cleanse the system when bilious or
ccetive, 10 dispel headaches, colds and
levers, to cure hsbitual constipation,
indig' stiou, etc. For ssle Ia 90 ceot
and 81 bottles by ii. ]. Hester, and
all leading dTug9iuts VanVlssl 4
Co., q. W. Jones & 90, W. N. VIII
kersou 4 Co, Mansfield 4 Co. have
been appointed Wholesale agents at
Memphis.
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"THE convict lesee system IL great
question before the people Of q soIgia,
now" observed ihe Judge. ia fact,
l msy saw II is tbs most impor ant
question" yes" replied the ms ",
ste q1ser, too, that ths lelss quss.
ton should bscDms the greatest "
Toe msjor had been chewing col cole
mans koko tolu, and the relief from q
dyspeplic fseling accounts for tbs pun.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25
LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 % st.
CHRAP sets Of Furniture at Gabay's.
SMOKE Dave Kautman's Capt. links
81 Ogars.
SCHOOL satchels and states at Getch.
ellie, $50 Main street.
TRYa pair Fl Linkhsuer & Lehmans
hand sewed s. Shoes.
U. X. HoucK 4 o.. have removed
10 their new store, 1913 Main street.
" you want I'll pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, l24 JET
ferson sfest.
PuRK and white as The flower whose
mans II bears are the blecults "a eed
by the Lily Biking Powder.
STANLEY & ANDERSON, funeral di.
rsctors ard embslmeir, 30 Madison
street, ere fully prepared 10 furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation Of friends.
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KREMER 5
PAR BXCELLENCE

NEVER BEFORE have We been enabled
TO display the rare elegance and immense
and varied assortment Of the highest and
most correct novelties that We are showing
this season.
KRgMERs' DISPLAY MONDAY
Paris and London Hats and Bonbsn.
Psrl, and London and Berlin Jackets and
Cloaks and Wraps.
Rich and exclusive is,isns In vslvsts, Silk,
and Woolsns.
sPEeI.LTTEs FOR MONDAY IN OUR
DRvss GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SeIqui'itely bssuiiul shadipgs In sdi,,'
Broadoloths.
d line Of high art eilors In Henristta Cloth.
attl.Oo per yard.
A line Of doublsfoid Preach Eerges. In all
new tints at % sinu. 4f..t
Fancy vslvsp and Shaded Fleets. q, o. 90
Of 50 and % 0 per jArd'
New Tailoring Cheeks at IS cents.
New Drsu Tfimu ibss In every new eject.
New Button'i New 0rnsmsnt'.
HATs-rhe Adonis. the Thistle. the volun-
tser, for Misses and Youns Ladies, a,
81 tOeAea.
New Kid GlOv,I-G an, do saodo-ai ~ cts.
Embroidered Gloves. sttl COapAlr.
Fall line Of Famous Foster Gloves. a, $40
per pair.
Loais XIV Gloves, In every new tint.
800 buncho, hns Ostrich tbs. shaded. at 20,
bunch.
800 bunchss EXTRA hns Ostrich Iips. worth
400. at 81 % bunch.
5000 PAncy Feathers. at 0 cents each.
New RibbOtt, In every .,mbihs,ion and
oolorlnE.
MILLINERY IMPAIRMENT - PpOwER
AND FEATHER DEPARrMENr-UN-
TRIMMED HAT DEPARTMENT
On sLcoND FLOOR.
We are Ju,t In receipt Of UsvsrAl invoice,
Of impo' ted closls. Our customers will do
we'll 10 take Aeyanifs &c OF hrit choice.
We take pleasure IN announcing 10 our
patron, our Ia creased ability TO serve them
In the endorsement OF our mabufaeturers'
tAlss department. 10 spite { our Increased
facilities. orosrs srs b,irE ., rapidly placed
| th.N -. .auId aagt.. 40. frf.uN. O.. saNus A
once and place their ordsfs, % insirs thslf
timely fulhllmsnt.
Monday ve shall offer novelties, bsrsAlnI
aud inducements In ever department.
The cool -sathsr. the clsys and receipt on
the rsoes, are all powerful ra,ons for 81
early selection.
Come and see nc.
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HEADQUARTERS on rHs CiriEsSs ASTi-l
memphis, TEss., September "a, 1887. }
To the Voters Of Shelby cOuntyi
On Thursday, September the 29!h,
an Amendment to the Constitution Of
tbs State will be submitted 10 the peo-
pie for their ratification or rejection.
which provides sgainsi the manuiact.
ure for sale, or keeping for sale as q
beverage, any Intoxicating liquors
whatever, including wine, ale and
beer.
As this amendment proposes to tam.
per With the moral freedom and psr.
sonal rights Of cur people, increase
taxation and curtsil the revenues Of
both the State and municipal govern
ment, and 40 an impression prevails
amongst many who oppose this amend
men, that TO stay away from the polls
on the 20 h Of September Is q vote
against IL, We call upon our fellow
citlzsns, irrespective Of color, religion
or politics, for the sake Of themselves
and generations yet 10 cIme, 10 90 4
the polls on September 2sIh, and volt
down this rathless attack upon thu
fundamental principles Of American
liberty.
BY order Of the Committee,
GEORGE r. POWELL, Chairman.
RALPH DAVIS, eo.etary.
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Name.
lms. Age ssi. Cause Death,

Distribution by wards--First. q;
f Filth, .; si,th ap Q; Seventh, s; Eighth,
4; Ninth, /; Tenth, 4. City Hospital,
0. Still born, o. White, IL. Colored,
IA. Total. 20.
IA, WILLIAMSON, Md.
Secretary Board Of Health,
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summary: Earned runs-Memphis
Z, Birmingham 4. Two base hits
Black end Dufeh Flies clught--
Memphis 10, Birmingham .. FRI
base on bill-By q. McKeough l,
by Kelly 8 Hit by pilcher-G, Nc.
KeougN aud stalii0es. Struck ont
BY NJ X iouRh 3, by Kelly l. Ples'd
bals-Bsker 1. Stsllings |. Wild
pilohea-McK sough 2, Kelly |. Tine
OF game-rso hours and thirty min.
upa. Umpire-Jsmrs Carr. Seor,r--
Green.
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SPECIAL students will he received 10
any department at tfs Hlghee School,
or b take private lessors 10 Music,
Art, T. ocution, Literature, the Ian
guages, or In the Business Oourse.
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UudsItyered Kilograms

List OF undelivered kilograms 70
naming at the Western Union Telegraph
Once, New Cotton Exchange Building, cor.
ner Madison and Second streets. Once
hours from 8 TO 1880 o'clock am, and from
9 TO p,m..
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Charies,oa sssia shut out.

NKw ORLEANS, La, September a.
Now oflelns succeeded In shutting
Charleston on, sgaIn today, but /, was
an exciting game.
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Mrs LKwELLYE hiss returned from
the l. ut, and chs will resume her phi.
vac Clats in eloeution October Sd
ID ,learle method. Location OF tons
aud physical culture will receive
special attention. Those who wish to
understand prineip 90 and become in-
tolligent readers preferred. For ierms
eend for circular or call at No. 81
Adams street. after 3 O'Clock.
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Mny>,>> or tho good things OF
NNNNS this life arc sorrowiul-
" LET alone on account OF Dyspepsia
kckcr's Dyspepsia Tablets will cult
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constlpar
ton; sold on . positive guaranrss -
~ and 80 cents, By
RENKKRT BEREnTz 4 CO.
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Shea, Hines and Powell, Childs and
Powell. Umpires-Gilthorp and Wells.
Time OF game-Two hours,
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TO LET.

TO C0NrRACTORS-Thirty thousand yds
OF gocd seraper work on levse. For In
f0oR, MCGOWAN A co.
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Mortality report,
For the week ending Saturday, Sep.
tembsr "a, 1887, at 8 o'clock pm:
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SrRAYHD OR STOLEN.

N1ULRS-0ue gray horse mule. y year,
wi old. 10 hsnds hiEh, cut under left
shoulders one DARK gray mare mule. years
old, llk hands high A liberal reward for
B0WDRE BROS.
"a Madison at
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DOUMs AND BOARD Furnished rooms.
\ with coed table board. References 81.
changed. tls Madison street.
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DLEASANT mont room, sitt boards also,
men. At M Court street
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pOOMS- T-o large iuraishid rooms vita
boArtJs accom- mOdatsd. ItADA rs 81,
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PUR RRNT.

DOlMs-four good rooms on tscond aeor
IL Of no carroll avenue, lerm, tea,onAbls,
4 OrrAGE-New, four nice roousi sood
" eistefnt large yard. Apply 10 Mrs. X.
QuinlAn, 49, MAI assAa q.
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ROOMh AND BOARr

nEsIRABLE rooms and board. e.
u u Madison street.
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HEADQUARTERS or rHs CiriEtSa Anil
PRonfnfrIoS ExEcurivn CosHlIIEE,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-03
No Opiatss-A Remarkable Test.
HE CHARLES A. vOaELER, % .,Balti

| more, Md.
81 All persons USING 81 Jacobs OIL or
Red Star Dough Uure, will b. sending
cent stamp and history Of their case, re-
csive ADVICE PRRn.
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DIED.

the I'd inst, Jennie, infant
daughter Of W illiam and hebecca Abbott,
aged II months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vitsd to attend her funeral nom the ren-
dence OF her parents, Bancrofts Bank, OIL
Saturday afternoon, to meet At tho house ut
2 80 O'Clock. lnterment At Mount Salem.
Sweet fiowers, transplanted to CLINE.
Where never comes the blight Of time.
|LYNCH.-Un tho I'd inst, John Lynch,
kslstiyes and friends are respec fully in.
vited TO attend his funeral nom his late
resi- dence, No. sos West Fifth street, on Sat
urdsy morning at o O'CLOCK. hfEh mass q!
st. PAurs Church. Interment st Cathedral
| Cemetery.
Of Robert II. Comfy in the 33rd year o.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence. No. 4ts
East Fifth street, on sixth day FRIDAY.
Meet at the house at IL O'Clock. lntermen'
at bivervtew Cemetery
lrATNALL--A At Admission, Ala 3rd month
70, Joseph Tatnall Jr In the Ssth year Of
Funeral from the residence of his father
| o. It'll day, the 9Th inst, 10 leave the house
| az Ii O'Clock Relatives and friends are TO
spectfully invited. Interment private.
iROXBUR9 -On the ID int, Edward
Roxburg, aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
ihvited to attend his funeral frsu
the residence Of his mother, No. $50 Eas
Liberty street., on SATURDAY afternoon. Ser
, vices 1T house at z O'Clock. lnterment
. iRivoIview Cemetery.
FORRESr.-lnt this city, on the 81 inst.
Mary, widow Of the late Richard Forrest
aged Is years.
Relatives and friends Of the lam lly arc IN
vited to attend the funeral from the resi-
sdence Of Richard W. Brown. No. 1913 Lin
coin street, on Saturday afternoon at 3.3l
lServices at the house. lntermont at MI
lSalem.
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THIRD EDITION.


CHICAGO, March AIN addition to the
report prepared by the western officials
on the Int Estate law, the Central Traf-
&c Association general passenger agents
added questions OF general policy as to
whether It would not be . most opportune
time to stop all payments of commissions
stop dealing with scalpers and make
united effort to drive them out OF the
business; abolish mileage tickets, which
they say are "the next great drain on
passenger revenues to commissions and
scalpers;" and, finally. Ego carefully
over the whole ground and take this OPP
portunity to cut of every special rate and
special arrangement of any kind or
character which experience has shown
has had . tendency to demorslizs the
business and thus reduce the legitimate
revenue of the various lines" To all OF
these questions an affirmative reply was
made
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AAT ANTED-A SIT U A TION AS
w coachman or TO drive horse. Apply
at il13 Conrad street. m3-ztf
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To Dea, W i'm ireland q, once.

LONDON, March 2.-The Converse
tive movement with the object OF fore.
ing the government todeal with Ireland
i'm med intely is assuming q critical
phase. A number OF Liberal Uniouistt
have Joined the Conservatives In THE
movement. About 100 govern ment sup
porters have intim ated 70 the whips
their willingness to assist in finishing
the closure debate and curtailinR dit'
cussions on supply by q protracted sit
ting, continuing all night II necessary
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Amounted senator.

The Jacksonville "Times Unicn" an
u ices that Governor Perry has appoint
ed General j. J Finley, as United States
Senator from Florida, to fill the vacancy
caused by the expiration of Senator
Jones' term on March the 4th. Hi;
credentials were forwarded Monday, SO at
to make sure that they should reach the
hands of the President of the Senat,
before ,he adjournment of Congress
General Finley commanded Confederate
brigade during the late war, and ha
served several terms in Congress. Tn
Florida Legislature will elect a Senato
In April,
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a Schooner Cut Down and sunk

CAPE CHARLES, Va, March 2.-The
schooner Edith Fowle, of Sommer'f
Point, N. j., whilst lying at the wharf al
this place was accidentally RIM into by
one of the barges of the New York, Phlla-
delphia and Norfolk Railroad about two
o'clock this morning and cut nearly
through at midships. She sank imme-
diately. The captain and crew, who were
asleep in the cabin, made very narrow
escape from being drowned. They were
unable to save their clothing. The loss
will be about $1,000, besides t400 dollars
In money, which the captain had received
for his cargo of oysters.
The schooner Centennial, loaded with
lumber, and bound for Baltimore, ia
still ashore near Old Plantation light
house.
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Shot HIS Brother.

OwENsBoRo, KY, March 3.-Nos b
Bryant, q farmer. living six miles we.t
Of this place, this morning killed bis
brother, VIM. Bryant. VIM. Bryant
lived in Meade County, and was "a
years old. He came 20 Owensboro q
year ago and lived with Noah.
He formed an attachment for q sor
of Noah, aged 10 years, and wanted thu
boy to live with him. The father would
not consent and William went back I,
Meade County. This morning he mad
his appearance at Noah's, and ate
some convert alton went away.
Neighbors had heard o pistol ehot
and came to the father and son. VIII
liam WAS lying dead In the woods
Noah had told what he had done. Bry
ant gave himself up.